This is a book about becoming a god. Skeptical readers, just take a look at The New Romance of the Three Kingdoms: A Tale of Passion. What makes a book divine?
I have the greatest divine general, and that general is mine: Lu Bu, courtesy name Fengxian. I have the greatest divine immortal, and that immortal is mine: Zuo Ci, the legendary Zuo. I have the greatest fiend, and that fiend is mine: Zhuge Liang, courtesy name Kongming. I have the greatest schemer, and that schemer is mine: Jia Xu, courtesy name Wenhe.
I have the greatest talented woman, and she is mine: Cai Yan, courtesy name Wenji. I have the greatest beauty, and she is mine: the peerlessly beautiful Diao Chan. I have the greatest villainous hero, and he is mine: Cao Cao, courtesy name Mengde. I have the greatest cross-dresser, and he is mine: Liu Bei, courtesy name Xuande.
This is the legendary divine book, a work fit only for the heavens. How often does one get to read such a book in the mortal world?
He is a student of Qin and Han history. By a twist of fate, he obtains a jade pendant passed down through the family of Xiang Yu, the Hegemon-King of Chu. After merging with Xiang Yu's soul, he is reborn in the Han Dynasty...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
